I'm sure you meant inflamation in your knee with the swelling. That is common in bad arthritis. Both medications are pain killers and they are ok to take together, they do not interact with each other to my knowledge. I am a retired physician and can tell you knee replacement surgury is available now but your surgeon must have felt it was not bad enough yet. Good Luck.I'm sure you meant inflamation in your knee with the swelling. That is common in bad arthritis. Both medications are pain killers and they are ok to take together, they do not interact with each other to my knowledge. I am a retired physician and can tell you knee replacement surgury is available now but your surgeon must have felt it was not bad enough yet. Good Luck.

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You need to find out what code or codes are stored in the airbag control module > There are a lot of components involved in your airbag system : If you haven't had any training on these systems your best bet is take it to a ASE certified repair shop . People have been killed messing with these systems not knowing what they were doing .
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Knee pain is not a rare problem. It happens due to the tearing and wearing at the knee joint. Every one can have this problem, women are more prone to knee pain. To treat it effectively, the simplest way is applying cold compress because it can constrict the blood vessels and then reduce the blood flow coming to the pain area. as well as relieve the swelling.

research this on the net and consult your orthopaedic specialist. It will depend on your bone structure (porous or not), age, your willingness to participate in rehabilitation exercises and your general health, Basically if you have a good surgeon ( check references ), are reasonable healthy (non-smoker, non -diabetic) and are not excessively over weight then most replacements have a success rate of around 85%. There is a process available where a lubricant is injected into the joint that is pretty good for a few months while you wait for the surgery. Again this is not the place to get information on such a serious subject so consult specialist surgeons( 3-4 second opinions) and be guided by them

Switch to the leg. You can take the pressure on the calf or the thigh. The thigh is easier. Place the cuff closer to the knee and if the sensor can be seen on the units cuff put that under the leg close to the knee joint. Inflate as normal. The reading may be higher than you expect by 10% So if it says 140/80 it would be 126/72

First of all your doctor needs to distinguish between Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid arthritis. They require different treatments. He might also suggest pills for the pain such as paracetamol or diclofenac which are more effective than the cream. He might also refer you to an orthopaedic surgeon who can help you with specific joints.

You just use a pump with a pointy nozzle, even an air compressor with the tip for inflating rafts and inflatables. You should fill it with enough air so that it is firm when you sit on it, but it should still have about 2" of give. (knee's @ a 90 degree angle when sitting on the ball). Hope this helps!